A dive into ski alpinism
This spring I moved to Chamonix for March-April with the aim of deepening my knowledge and skills regarding ski alpinism. Motivation was found.
Les Drus – on the shadow side
In Chamonix, while enjoying an espresso and a croissant on the patissiere's terrace, the eye is easily drawn to perhaps the most majestic of the entire massif.
Observations on ties and development made to the hinterlands
Now let's talk a little about abseil bindings and those that can also be used to slide up the hill. I am.
Costa Blanca
When Ella suggested a sport climbing trip somewhere in southern Europe for the Christmas holidays, I was on the brink of something new again. Of course I agreed.
My thoughts on choosing skis for downhill-oriented rando
Here are a couple of practical tips for choosing hiking boots. It's probably not unclear that monos have a reason to be.
First biting, i.e. face counting in Northern Norway
The first bite is the best, right? The season has now started. It took a long time again, but no.
Getting started with ice climbing
Ice climbing has gained a reputation as a cold and scary hobby. This is partly true, but in the right ways.
Waiting for snow
Summer 2018 is spent grinding moments on the rocks, water games and swimming in fess and other warm weather activities.
My thoughts on choosing skis for the backcountry
Right off the bat, let's put it here that I look at things very largely from the point of view of the country. Uphill if you want to,.
Thanatos and climbing in Northern Norway
The mixture of sweat and mange dust tastes in my mouth when I squat in a small hole, a couple of hundred meters above the ground.